Hi!
I am using *geany 1.24* with *python 2.7* on *windows7*. *Problem:* When i execute the python program immediately after installation, It running good with out any problem. But if I execute after closing the Geany at least once, it first opens the windows command window, then asks permission to execute python. Then the program executes and two windows will be opened. One of it will close so fast that I can not read anything from it. the second window shows the message press enter to continue...........
When I have added, raw_input() at the end of the program, the first window stood still on successful execution of the program only, but not in the other instances.
I tried in interne to find solution. But I am not able to trace what has to be done.
Thank you.
On 15-04-02 12:50 AM, Rajendra Prasad wrote:
Hi!
I am using *geany 1.24* with *python 2.7* on *windows7*.*Problem:* When i execute the python program immediately after installation, It running good with out any problem. But if I execute after closing the Geany at least once, it first opens the windows command window, then asks permission to execute python. Then the program executes and two
When you say "asks permissions" do you mean that Windows UAC where the screen goes dark and a dialog window opens to ask to elevate permissions?
windows will be opened. One of it will close so fast that I can not read anything from it. the second window shows the message press enter to continue...........
When I have added, raw_input() at the end of the program, the firstwindow stood still on successful execution of the program only, but not in the other instances.
I tried in interne to find solution. But I am not able to trace what hasto be done.
It's not exactly clear to me what the problem is. Could you explain what you expect to happen, and if possible attach (or pastebin) the script you're running?
Cheers, Matthew Brush
Dear Matthew,
Thank you very much for your interest in my problem. I am adding a few screen shots, which I feel can explain better and the code is attached to the mail. I am just a beginner.
When I install geany and run the program immediately after installation, every thing goes smooth. no prompting and nothing. I can get error message if there are any errors and others. If it does not contain any error, I will get output and at the end I used to get "press any key to continue.............." message
*From the second session onwards, like once I quit the IDE and start it, *when the code is executed, cmd.exe will be executed. Then user access control window pops up asking whether you would like to allow execution of python.exe
if the code is free of errors, the output will be displayed and the python.exe will wait there as I have added raw_input() at the end of the program. I will press some button. Then python.exe window closes and I will be left with cmd.exe window showing "press any key to continue........." just like shown in the figure 2.
If the code consists of errors, then I will end up like this as shown in the figure below. Even, I can not find what are these errors in the code.
Thank you.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 10:44 AM, Matthew Brush mbrush@codebrainz.ca wrote:
On 15-04-02 12:50 AM, Rajendra Prasad wrote:
Hi!
I am using *geany 1.24* with *python 2.7* on *windows7*.*Problem:* When i execute the python program immediately after installation, It running good with out any problem. But if I execute after closing the Geany at least once, it first opens the windows command window, then asks permission to execute python. Then the program executes and two
When you say "asks permissions" do you mean that Windows UAC where the screen goes dark and a dialog window opens to ask to elevate permissions?
windows will be opened. One of it will close so fast that I can not read
anything from it. the second window shows the message press enter to continue...........
When I have added, raw_input() at the end of the program, the firstwindow stood still on successful execution of the program only, but not in the other instances.
I tried in interne to find solution. But I am not able to trace whathas to be done.
It's not exactly clear to me what the problem is. Could you explain what you expect to happen, and if possible attach (or pastebin) the script you're running?
Cheers, Matthew Brush
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I think I mostly understand the symptoms you're describing now. I don't know why they are happening, though. :(
I don't use Geany very often, and my installation is pretty old, I think. But when I execute a Python script in Geany using F5, my cmd.exe window actually contains all the output, whether it's "normal" output (from print statements) or error output (exception tracebacks), so I get a chance to read everything before I press the key to close cmd.exe. I don't get a separate python.exe window at all.
When you have an error and your python.exe window goes away very quickly, that's just like what happens if you double-click the script in the Windows graphical environment.
I don't know how to fix your problem, but until someone more knowledgeable than I am can give you an answer, I at least can suggest a workaround: Open a command window manually (not from Geany), and run your Python script from there.
John Y.
Dear John,
Thank you very much for your analysis and the reply.
On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 3:35 AM, John Yeung gallium.arsenide@gmail.com wrote:
I think I mostly understand the symptoms you're describing now. I don't know why they are happening, though. :(
I don't use Geany very often, and my installation is pretty old, I think. But when I execute a Python script in Geany using F5, my cmd.exe window actually contains all the output, whether it's "normal" output (from print statements) or error output (exception tracebacks), so I get a chance to read everything before I press the key to close cmd.exe. I don't get a separate python.exe window at all.
When you have an error and your python.exe window goes away very quickly, that's just like what happens if you double-click the script in the Windows graphical environment.
I don't know how to fix your problem, but until someone more knowledgeable than I am can give you an answer, I at least can suggest a workaround: Open a command window manually (not from Geany), and run your Python script from there.
John Y.
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